Scorpio
OCT 23 - NOV 21
Fortunate Connections
Good things come from your interactions with others, Scorpio, and the good news is that this positive focus continues for some time. May begins with the sun in Taurus along with chatty Mercury and energizing Uranus. That means it’s time to make the most of your relationships by spending time with those you care about and contributing to your friendships, groups, and other associations. Being around others will generate many new possibilities.
There’s also a lunar eclipse in your sign on May 5 that could bring powerful feelings to the surface. A relationship issue might come to a head, and this is the time to clear the air and resolve it. If your relationship is strong, you’ll move through this with no problem. If your bond has been breaking down and you know it isn’t going to last, this eclipse could hasten the end if you think that’s the best option.
The exciting news is that expansive Jupiter moves into your relationship zone on the sixteenth and stays for about a year, which will boost your love life and other associations no end. This is one of the best times to team up with others because the results of your efforts can be outstanding.
On May 19, there’s a new moon in Taurus that can be helpful for any new plan that involves others. Whether you want to take a relationship to the next level or start a team project, this is the time to go for it.
On the twentieth, you might find your ambitions are boosted as fiery Mars moves into Leo for a stay of around six weeks. You’ll be ready to do whatever it takes to move your career and life forward.
Finally, the sun’s move into Gemini on May 21 puts the emphasis on your sector of business and finance. The coming four weeks are your opportunity to take stock and see how you might improve in key areas.
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